Question

_____ is when a heterozygote expresses both homozygous phenotypes simultaneously, rather than expressing an intermediate phenotype.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@bubblebrain such a condition is called as incomplete dominance.

Answer 3

@bubblebrain
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Answer 4

how can that be incomplete dominance @Abhisar

Answer 5

incomplete dominance forms an intermediate..

Answer 6

the answer is codominance

Answer 7

ahaan !
That's correct...it should be CO-Dominance. Example ABO Blood grouping

Answer 8

yes @Abhisar